the obvious things there as well as train to a higher level.

This also uses UPPERCASE for filenames for the nonce since it allows A/B
testing with the last released version of LORD 2.

with a pipe (|) symbol, rather than a '-'. This accomplishes 2 things:
- code:args can be used again with format-modifiers as pipe (|) is an illegal
  filename char in all supported OSes.
- multiple format modifers can be specified for some may (now) be combined.

* New format modifier 'T' (for thousands separated), adds separator (,) between
  thousands in numeric expanded @-codes. May be combined with other format
  modifiers when using the pipe-syntax (not the dash).

(unsigned-long to ASCII with commas) in rev 1.68 (addressing warnings).
A size_t (i) can't go negative. Duh.

A little prettier.

If the script crashes with an unhandled exception, posts a message to me
in syncdata with the details, automatically.
Use lower intensity colors for most of the indicators.
When a cell with a digit is selected, highlight the surrounding cells with
high-intensity colors (very helpful for the game play!).
Guarantee that the first cell uncovered won't be a mine (thanks, Nelgin!)
Winner syncdata messages now include an MD5 sum so it's not so trivial for
sysops to edit their messages and "cheat" the scoring/ranking parameters.
Strip control codes (including Ctrl-A sequences) from syncdata msgs before
trying to JSON.parse() them, thanks Nelgin!
Allow the 'F' key to start the game.
Start with the selected cell being the center of the board.
The '5' key (middle of numpad) will move to center of board.
Don't abort game on Ctrl-C press.
When [N]ew Game is selected a game is in progress, prompt "New Game (Y/N)"?
When [Q]uit Game is selected a game is in progress, prompt user.
Added support for "nocls" cmdline option.
Added support for number of winners to be specified on cmdline when the
"winners" cmd is used.
Thanks to Nelgin for many of his suggestions and test results.
Need more testers and feedback!

This was the last major piece for basic game functionality.  Next up is the
multi-player features like mail, chat, online battles, then it's down to
finishing up all the keywords.

*nix systems).

defined these variable names and if they load('sbbsdefs.js'), which load()'s
this file, then those scripts fail with errors like:
!JavaScript  .../key_defs.js line 7: TypeError: redeclaration of var KEY_ESC

Makes fast movement actually work.

Add support for 'B' and 'F' hotkeys.

The level is recomputed / displayed based on the target number of cells for the
level, so depending on the terminal size, a level 5 game board could actually
be a level 4.8 (for example).
You'll need a big terminal to get the maximum difficulty level for levels 3+.
The revision of the game used is now stored/shared and listed in the winners
rankings.
Passing a cmd-line argument of "winners" will just show the top winners/ranking
and exit (e.g. used as logon event or maybe clean-up event).
Timelimit is now imposed (player loses if clock runs out).
New modopts.ini [minesweeper] settings:
timelimit (in minutes), default: 60
winners (top ranked winners to show), default: 20
An exploded mine is shown as '*' (red, blinking)
Tighter game boards are now used when needed for large boards / smaller
terminals.
Better cursor management.
Better PETSCII compatibilty (include 40 and 80 cols)
Display elapsed time when game is won.
Deduct the number of flags from "Mines:" value shown.
Shown the computed difficulty level where the "Flags" value used to be.
Better colors (thanks Emma!)
Game clock doesn't starting counting down until the first cell is revealed.
Requires update load/key_defs.js and sbbsdefs.js files.

Just a couple things in here since we don't care about registration.

magic.

Put in a dummy fight handler so it doesn't crash on random encounters.
Save player on exit.

Address problem reported by Mark Lewis:
If a timed event is configured to both run "exclusively" and on "Any" node,
then any nodes in use at the time of the event would get their status changed
to waiting-for-connection (WFC) and it could actually become possible for 2
clients to be using the same node number.
So, when loading the configuration, turn off the "exclusive" flag if the
event's node is set to "Any" (0).
Just for completeness, fix the actual bug (introduced in main.cpp 1.744) too.

maintenance.

Random events, fight, and sellmanager are likely all that's still needed
for this to be somewhat playable.

Using require() and 'const' as appropriate.
Added KEY_ESC (escape key) definition.
Added CTRL_A through CTRL_Z definitions.
This file can be loaded like var keydef = load({}, 'key_defs.js') and then
use keydef.KEY_UP, keydef.CTRL_Z, etc., or just use them globally as defined
when load('sbbsdefs.js') is used.

between "light" and "high" in reference to high-intensity (bright) CGA colors,
let's not add a 3rd variant. <sigh>

When reading syncdata "Winner" messages, exclude the tails (they're not valid
JSON).
Include more space for Winner addresses (FTN addresses can be > 8 chars)

- to read winners from the msgbase, v3.17c (with MsgBase.get_index()) is req'd
* Calculate the difficulty level, no need to store ("level") in winners list
* The winners list object changed a bit ("user"->"name") - you may need to
  delete your data/minesweeper.jsonl, if you have one already
* The default difficulty level (1-5) may now be specified in the [minesweeper]
  section of your ctrl/modopts.ini file, if you don't want the user to be
  prompted. It can also be passed as a cmdline argument, as before.
* Cosmetic improvements (?):
- border around the game board
- both covered and uncovered empty cells are more easily discernable now

dirwrap.c 841: Declaration is not allowed here in function getfilesizetotal

- Disable Ctrl-T/U/P while in the game.
- Always center the board in the terminal screen.
- Draw a border around the board.
- If the user hits 'Q' and the "Difficulty level" prompt, quit or don't start
  new game.

Use cursor-right movement rather than spaces for left-margin.
Don't do the clear-to-EOL thing added in previous commit.

"width" argument (in columns), defaults the user's current screen column-width
but you can now over-ride this value when an additional/optional argument.
Also, center() now clears-to-EOL before sending the CRLF to the terminal.
Hopefully this doesn't mess up anyone's existing use of center().

Ensure `v01 is set to responce since the brew hag requires that.

Digital joins the game-game, for the win!